Do you believe reading phrases from the Bible actually proves heaven and hell exists?

[Anonymous]

[OneViewpoint]

ROFL, no! It's amazing to me that most religiots believe they can use their magic book of lies to prove everything in their magic book of lies is real and true.

If the validity of a thing is in question, you can't use that thing as an argument for its own validity. It has to proven by some independent source of information. Preferably multiple independent sources of information.

Circular logic seems to be a common affliction of the religiot brain.

[slatyb]

Do the Harry Potter books prove that Hogwarts exists? It's the same thing. Someone made up a story.

[petitedollbabee]

Lol, no. The bible is so rephrased and changed by kings and leaders in the past that none of it is original text anymore. Not that it could’ve been anyway, there is no direct translation into English. So the bible is not the word of god, it is the word of twisted men in power throughout the last few centuries.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Not really, mostly because the details of heaven and hell are never really discussed in the bible.

[strateguy632]

Yes because it is the most relevant source for anything spiritual. Do you believe "reading from a history book is reason to believe" world war 2 happened, that you could not see for yourself...

[jshm2]

No idea why you think that's the case.

You seem the sort of idiot who would pick up a murder novel and declare that as it has no pictures, it's not a good book.

[Orion84]

No more than reading "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" proves that Narnia exists.

[jahaims]

No lol